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I think what they said to our military is that the strategy might not be perfect yet, it might not have been laid out, been working with that with the national security council and dod, not quite there. this activity by assad basically leapfrogged to the head of the line and he decided to act. i feel like he stood up for the decency that i believe makes america exceptional. >> eric, you have been pretty firm and your resolve in terms of saying that we should not get involved in what is going on ...

Irreconcilable. the jared wing thinks the bannonites are clinically nuts. "the daily beast" reports that fighting between kushner and bannon has been nonstop in recent weeks. joining me now to talk about this are former cia director john mclaughlin, reuters white house correspondent ayesha e ras co-and former rnc chair michael steele. this is fascinating. if youre a chinese intelligence expert and youre setting up this dinner with the president of the united states, how in the world do you figur...

Began striking friday after arriving in the persian gulf and im told the paratroopers could be deployed to iraq or syria to bolster security. >> shannon: both terrible hot spots. any update on the airstrike that may have hit civilians that got attention over the weekend. >> over the weekend for the first time the u.s. and military acknowledged at request by iraqi forces an airstrike and conducted the airstrike in the area where the mosul residents were killed. local residents say up to 100 were ...

Country regroup and grow and develop, it has done remarkably well. so shouldnt germany be digging into its pockets and saying, okay, need to pay up and do more? >> well, it comes down to priorities. now look, if you look at the countries that have raised some of their funding like latvia or certainly poland, well, of course, theyre incentivized to hit their g,dp mark because they their front porch, as they say. kelly: yeah, exactly. >> and germany has that buffer between it. you look at the stab...

Once again, the united states. theres a kind of a regn w all these people werent ruing to get, there are some countries higher but 807, the average of all developed countries is 79.3 years in life expectancy. the united states bringing up the rear again, 78.8. i will say one thing. i put this financial so ive expectancy is not simply lower because of a peek pending per capita in develop and in the frn

Minister and foreign minister and got it all done and the lights went off and secretary tillerson moved on. that america needs a new approach after giving a billion dollars over the last 20 years to see the nuclear arsenal develop. he said the diplomatic policy has been a failure but didnt give any specifics about what the united states plans to do now. theres reporting that perhaps the u.s. could sanction chinese companies that do business in north korea. he said the state department will just ...

Side, california. some exchanges have been very heated, especially when it comes to health care. >> since trump care eliminates the 3.l survtax on individuals making more than $250,000, how much more will this benefit you personally congressman in dollars? >> and were live from this town h hall, whats taking place? >> this is the second one. the first lasted about an hour. this one expegted to last about as long. both have been packed to capacity about 500 each and the very first question that t...

With the trump campaign to look at this. >> we are waiting for chuck schumer to come up and address with reporters about what we have been discussing. as the story has broken and develop, weve seen jeff sessions react and republicans, that is key, react and the democratic line has been that jeff sessions should resign, should step down. as my colleagues here on set, my journalism colleagues have said that seems highly, highly unlikely if not altogether completely unloikely. id like to bring in c...

Health care, on entitlement reform, on how to turn the ship of state to avoid exploiting national debt, this is mick mulvaney, tom price, good friends from wisconsin, he has tentacles inside inside this administration to be able to at least get the communication open on these big issues. i think youre going to see a lot of that develop in the next two or three months. >> jon: an article in "new york times" today talks about how the president and speaker ryan are heading for a clash over the budg...

Ready for work, in the evening when theyre tooking dinner. if you look at the skyline now versus a year or two ago, you see a lot more lights on than you did before. and so the fact that theres more coal being kept inside the country may be a good thing in regard to the peoples living standards here. i spoke with north korean economist who says china accounts for 70% of north korean trade, but he says the suspension of coal exports will not have a dramatic affect on life in north korea. >> trans...